Beagle
There are two varieties of Beagles: those standing under 13 inches and those between 13 to 15 inches. Both varieties may come in colors like lemon, red and white, and tricolor. Not only are they good in hunting, but they are also known to be loyal, easy going, lovable and excellent companions. They have a prominent, long, foundry east set low on a broad head. Their face is very adorable with its big brown or hazel eyes.The Beagle has been one of the most popular hound dogs among American pet owners.
Bulldog
Bulldogs usually stand 14-15 inches tall and weigh around 50 pounds for males and 40 pounds for females with a life expectancy of 8 to 10 years. They are known to be equable and kind, resolute and courageous. They are not vicious and aggressive given proper handling and training. A Victor would be the dog that would grab the bull by the nose and pin it to the ground. Over the years, dogs used for bull-baiting developed stocky bodies and massive heads and jaw that typify the breed. However, bulldogs these days are very gently and good around family, especially kids. A lot of dog activists towards breaking dog breed stigmas especially to bulldogs. Usually the puppy daycare Fremantle loves having them.
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French Bulldog
French bulldog resembles Bulldog in miniature. Their head is large and square with compact and muscular bodies covered with a smooth and brilliant coat. They have heavy wrinkles rolled above their extremely short nose. Their watchfulness makes them brilliant watchdogs. These type of dog don’t bark much and are known to be bright and affectionate. They do not require a lot of outdoor exercises. The right dog boarding facilities love them around. They gladly adapt to living with couples, singles or families and are very good and behave around kids. They get well with other animals easily and enjoy the interaction with humans.
Labrador Retriever
America’s most popular dog ranking as top 1 is the Labrador Retriever. They earned their title because of their sweet face and lovable personality, as well as their friendliness and loyalty. They are so gentle that they are trustworthy to be around kids. They can stand from 21.6 to 24.5 inches tall and weigh around 55 to 80 pounds. It is very easy to spot a Labrador because of their popular dense hard coat that comes in yellow, black and luscious chocolate. They work as a retriever for hunters, therapy dogs, assistance dogs to the handicapped, search-and-rescue, and show competitor.